ShipFeed

ShipFeed helps technology products turn their ongoing progress into visibility. Most launch platforms are built around one-off announcements: you launch once, get a short burst of attention, and then disappear unless you already have an audience. But real products evolve continuously. Indie founders, micro-SaaS builders, AI tool makers, devtool teams, and startups ship new features, product milestones, fixes, experiments, integrations, and lessons every week. Those updates often end up scattered across social posts, changelogs, newsletters, or private communities where they are hard to discover later. ShipFeed solves that by giving each product a public, searchable place to publish meaningful updates over time. Creators register a product, add its category, description, website, and logo, then submit it for review. Once approved, they can publish product updates such as launch notes, feature releases, progress reports, and milestone announcements. Each update belongs to a product, appears in the global feed, can be discovered by category, and also becomes part of the product’s permanent public page. The platform is designed to reward genuine product progress rather than spam. Updates go through editorial moderation, must describe a real advancement, and have limits on external links. This keeps the feed useful for readers while giving builders a trusted place to share what they are shipping. For users, ShipFeed is a discovery feed for active technology products. They can browse recent updates, explore categories like AI, SaaS, DevTools, Productivity, Fintech, eCommerce, HealthTech, and Marketplaces, and follow the evolution of products over time. For creators, ShipFeed is a lightweight distribution and SEO channel. Product pages and update pages are built to be indexed, shared, and revisited. Instead of publishing updates into a timeline that disappears, founders build a durable public history of what their product is becoming. In short: ShipFeed is a product-first update platform for builders who keep shipping and for users who want to discover what is actively improving.